May 22, 2015

Curious Cub

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May 22, 2015
Curious Cub

Species: Grizzly Bear | Location: Katmai National Park, United States

By Eric Rock

This week was Bear Awareness Week! On Nat Hab's trips to Alaska, it’s not uncommon to find large numbers of grizzlies.  On some of our trips we have seen as many as 30 to 40 at once. Cub sightings are always exciting.  Travelers to coastal Katmai can see them playing on the shores as mom digs for clams.

About The Photographer

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Eric's illustrious career began in Alaska in 1989, where he worked as a field researcher on many of the state’s diverse animal species, including river otters, waterfowl, moose and reindeer. He also served as the Head Naturalist at Kantishna Roadhouse Lodge in Denali National Park. Read Eric's bio to learn more about him!

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